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m. Abt 1766 - Jane . McMullinEst 1767 -
Facts and Events
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Court Records
- March 10, 1773, at Botetourt County, Virginia, Court Order Book 1772-76/147 the court found that James Wright was the father of a bastard child and should be ordered to pay maintenance for that child:
- "The Church Wardens agst. James Wright reheard And It is the Opinion of the Court that the Defendant is the father of said Bastard Child Therefore It is Considered by the Court that the said James Wright pay to the Church Wardens annually the Sum of eight pounds for the Maintainance of said Child untill the Court shall think proper to bind her out."
- March 10, 1773, at Botetourt County, Virginia, Court Order Book 1772-76/148 James Wright and Peter Wright acknowledged liability to the crown for support of his bastard child Jane McMullin, daughter of Margarett McMullin:
- "James Wright and Peter Wright come into Court and acknowledge themselves jointly and Severally indebted to Our Sovereign Lord George the third by the Grace of God of Great Britain France and Ireland King Defender of the Faith &c in the Sum of twenty four pounds of their respective Goods Chattels Land and Tenements to be levied and to our said Lord the King rendered but upon this Condition that if the said James shall abide by and perform an Order of this Court directing him to pay to the Church Wardens annually the Sum of Eight pounds for the Maintenance of Jane M Mullin alias Wright a Bastard Child of Margarett McMullin of which the Court hath adjudged the said James the Father then this recognizance to be Void." Genealogy.com
References
- Ancestry.com. Public Member Trees: (Note: not considered a reliable primary source).
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